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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
PREFnRRHp LOCALS

If you want . good pair of boots cs shoes, call at c. sehuizo's. Prices ra. 1 laced
 New clothing samples inst arnyea at c. s Van Wagenens
 For the ladies, riborsene and ara. sene felt, at Myers z scaoin's, Fresh groceries constantly arriving at Van Wagenens.
 Butter, eggs spuds, bacon, dry salt 'neatand ham at Van Wagenena.
 Great reduction in cash prices at E.. r. Kellner < Co.
 lfyou want a good suit of clothes custom made, leave your order with C. S. Van Wagehen
 Buy seersucker dress at Meyers < schein's. It will wash and needs no starchlng nor ironing
 Just received by Alex, Graydon, a car load of Cumberland coal.
 Wines end Ltauars
 White Ryo Whiskey, Bourbon Whis, key, Gin, Pipifax Bitter, Port wine, Sherry wine, Augelca wine, Cham pange cider, etc,, etc., at q, $. Van Wagenens.
 California and Haydens flour, oat meal, corn meal, cracked wheat, rolled oats, etc, etc. at Van Wagenen's.
 FoR sAEE fine ranch. Range for 1000 head of stock Good feed and . abundant water supply. Inquire al 1. the BELr office. Myers and schein display very . stock of spring goods, mil Iiraery, ladies and gentlemeus straw hats etc, Gall and examine them.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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Many diseases, especially those Of the nervous syste,a, are tte prolucts of daily renewed mental exhaustion Busi- ness avtcationa often involve al amount of mental wear and tear very prejuaiaial to physisai health, md tho professions, if arduoasly pursued are uo leas dearae, tive to brain and nerve tissue ls is one of the most important attributes af Hos. letters Stomach Bitters, that t cpm, pensates for shis undue loss at tissue, and that t iniParts new energy to tho brain and neese9, The gapiaity with which it fenews weakepod rosntal ensi sg and physical vitality $ remarkable, ana ahowa thilt v inylgeratiag properties aro ofsthe highest o1deg. Besides nieroass JUS yital ssaulina, and ceqntefacsias taa effects estnen xiaaatieN tlis posou tial edisaue puges Apa prevents fever aild assa Fhshnistisla clsfgnse dyapaasls asia catss patiop kiane ALI ue,se aAia o aar ee
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

A short time since bad blood was engendersd between Ghinamen in consequence of trial over the pur- chase of horse. The one who was worsted in order to get even made complaint that the victor had threat ened his life, which resulted in an arrest and trial consuming two en- tire days. And it becoming appar- eut that the charge was groundless and only preferred as a matter of re- yenge, the justice of the peace very properly discharged the prisoner from arrest and adjulged that tie prosecnt. ing witness should pay Che costs am to S46S0; and nov the fellow who kicked up the row eyades by availing himself of the law relating to certain values of from distralut,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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 We were not little surprised to learn that the sun Of sorrow rose on Otto Peter Orange Schoneuburg, m Pihal, on she 18th inst. in the pres enee of Messrs. Wldman, Marshal, Benson and Empey who had been summoned by the Rev J. Fl, Gill to witness the separation of hlmself and Sohoueuburg who had bummed off him for five months, undey the guise of being an ordained Baptist minis ter, when in fact his credentials were forgeries, The regret of separation seemed all on the part of Sehonenburg,
 Rev. Gill, frostiiy but kindly, exten. ded bis index finger to an outside door, remarkIng that on the other side he would find all the world be- fare him in which .to practice deeep- ton, But before leaving Mr. Gill demanded and received the license given Mr. Scbonerburg by the Rev C. II, Adams, authorizing him to ex, ercise his gifts and gracos as a local preacher of the Methodist Episcopal Church, as well as his appointment to the pastorate of the Methodist l Church iu Nogales. He left the same nightof his dismissal from the Gill abode, by foot and walkers line, for Casa Grande and, by . strange coincidence while on the way he 1 forgot his nane, and for want of better one represented himself as the Mir Huntly. "Huntly" we fear will not prove an enduring name and is likely to be changed, tt any time, for that of Smith, Thompson, Jones or any other surname, as often IS circumstances demand the hooding ,f hls identity
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

We arc in receipt of the Fifteenth Annual Report of tue Beard ol Diree- tors of tho Atcbison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company, giving . resume of roads built and in course of construction, tinancial exhibit, and T variety of information about is va ricus branches and conrpesing roads. Two very fine maps accompany tbe report, on ono of which the hne of lbe Arizona Mineral Belt road to Globe IS shown.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Dr. Davis, Frank Porter and h. dians, witnesses in the Indian cases brought before the U. s. District Court at PhRuix, stopped over in Globe on Wednesday en route to San Carlos. From Dr, Davis we learn that in the case of Nah-diz-az for killing Lleut Mott the plea of guilty first entered was changed by prisoners at torney to not guilty. The trial re. suited in a verdict of guilty and Judge Porter sentenced the Indian to i'm. prisonment for life in the Territorial penitentiary at Yuma. The other two Indians, charged with mprdefing menof theif own race, were discharg ed, the grand jury failing to indiot,, believing the evidence insufficient fo secure convection. N
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Me have telegraphic advices fAsn Camp Grant Of a shooting scrape be- tween two cattisalen named 1elfair and Ray few days ago, the result Of a quarrel of over two years standing Fourteen shots vere fired and al. though the eombatants were only about twenty feet apart neither was fatally injured. Telfair had bis jaw bone broken and Ray was shot in the les Both are n tbc hospital at Grant under medical treatment, They have sworn out warrants againss each other.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Information wanted concerning any and all of the ranches lylng between Payson, F O, Yavapai county, and the Mogollon mountains The mum Der Of acres under fence and dia- gram of the form of the fencing, and the owners thereof or by whom claimed. Any information furnished will De properly reeompcnsed. Ad. dress Lock Box 2s4, Tucson. \. T. est
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Reliable lnformation in regard to the progress of work on the Arizona Mineral Belt railroad is most satis- factory. Forty miles of route from Flagstaff is located and on the 18th sixteen miles of track, was completed and construction trans making trips for that distance which was being daiiy added 10 and doubtless by shis time the first twenty miles are fin. Ished At the rate the work is now progressing, If no interruption occurs, the road should be completed to Globe within twelve months. Construction will soon be hastened by an inereass of the force of men employed in grad ing and tracklaylng.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Eugene Trippel rh, bus beeh ap- pointed collector of customs at Yuma, is very bright young democrat, whom Governor Zulick very cordially hates. His Excelloncy aisKkes Mr. Trippel ch general principles, because he is honest and able and when in the legislature refused to obey the mandates issued from the Governors office, but he specially dislikes him now because he had promised the of flee to which Mr. Trippel has been appointed to one of his own fayorites, thinking that lhe federal authorities would consult him as to the appointes, but they did nothing of the sort. Flagstaff Champion.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21


 Tue Bremen lining Company of Silver City, N Ma k in extlpmis through their inability to raise money sufficient to properly carry on tSe work at the mine and make necessary additions tp .heir reduction works. The property is alto heavily mort. gagged to M " Bremen, from whom t was purchased, and interest is ae- cumulating rapidly Several meet- ings are reported to have been held without any satisfactory results bay- ing been reached Tho stock IS quo. ted by St. Louis papers at 20l cents Mir Bremen is reported to have sold $50 0000 of bonds on the mine at sixty cents on tlie dollar and $ negotiating tho balance S1900U0 worth This mine, known as the 7G, for many Years.an the possession of Mi. Iire- men, was . paying property, the 9siiei and only regular producer in Grant county and its failure in the handsof the Bremen company must be inscribed 10 fhs specions methods followed viewing t as a speenla- tive venture and not as legitimate business enterprise, course too often followed by mins investors in tho East with almost Invariably disastrops results There is every reason to- believe that the Bremen is as good q mine to-day as t ever was.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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All accounts remaining unsettled on tee 23i day of May, 1887, will he placed in the hands of my attorney for collection
 ] have appointed Mr. C. S Van Wagenen 10 receive an moneys due me, and render receipt for same.
 ARs K Gnu, Globe, May 2l 1887
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The principal points rehed upon in the suit now pending Tn Prescott to declare void the act of the 14th Legis- lature, in regard to licensing liquor dealers, is, as we are informed, that the act is special and therefore inad- missable, and for the further reason that because Of there being no jour nals kept by either branch of tho leg islatiye assembly, tue laws assumed to have been enacted by t have no legal
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
POST OFFICE RULES.

QHioe open from A, M to ?, H., daily.
 Sundays one hour after mail arrives
 Mail closes going East and West at 7I5 A. M, daily
 Money Order Department -closcs at 2 ?. D., dail, Sundays excepted
 Mails gu e. San Carlos and MaVey every Monday Wednesday and Eriday--tn Catalpa, Amer, Tunta, Rye Paysnu, &C., every Mon. day. These mails cluse the night prcvinus at 0P,M, ALhNZO BAILEY, r. M,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
Saturday, May 2l, 1887,

This paper is kept on 6le at E, c, Dake's Advertising Agency, G4 and G5 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con tracts for advertising can be made for it.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Joe Sloan eampsd at McMillen on Tuesday night with 3 band of cattles numbering between 300 and 400 head, which he will locate in the Sierra Apchas. This is only Q small portion of the herd brought from Texas last wapter A very large number Of them were too poor to stand she drive and were left near Duncan, 3raha1d county.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Two freighters on the Globe and Wilcox road were held up on Wed. nesdaY night, between 70 and II o'clock, Six miles west of Camp Thomis, bY 2 negro soldier olne, named Akin, was relieved Of S25 and tho other name unknown, of Sl0 The highwayman had not been ap- preheuded, at last accounts.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Our Congressional delegate, Mark Smith when asked how he stood on the zulick Parish combination said he had no other information than that contained in newspaper statements and, therefore, was not prepared to express an opinion, which may be construed as his not wishing to face the music
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Members of Globe Lodge No. 6. are requested to be present at their Lodge room Monday May 23rd at 8 p. m., as business of importance will be trans acted. ". W. BRooKvER, \, C..
 LYMAN SULTAN Sec'y.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Sheriff Owens, returned from Yuma last Saturday, after leaving Mir. Earth in charge of tho officers Of the Terrlto- rial prison. On lis way back he stopped at Tombstone, hoping to bring Red Murphy back with him, but was disappointed, as the man Mir. slangh. ter took to be Murphy did not fil the bill, SC. Johns Herald
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Eighteen men are chloridiug at MeMillen Webber and Yietu are fnnning their ore through the mil and expect to make a good clean up. Most of the ehloriding belpg done is on the Stonewall Jackson.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The weather this month has been very disagreeable, dry hot winds pre- yailing most of the time, Tho cloudy sultry weather in the fore part of the present week failed to bring the greatly needed rain.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

A private letter from Tucson states that telegram had been received there from Mi. Walker of the Marrow Gauge Railroad Coa who is in New York, saying that all the mohey ne- cessary to build the road to .Glpbo had been raised and that work would soon Je resumed.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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Theangei of death, last night Iail
 his ioy hand upon our esteemed friend
 and neighbor Mrs, James Wiley and
 conducted her spirit through the valley
 of death to 'a home not made with
 hands eternal in the Heavens She
 was a woman of rare merit, kindly in
 her nature, and inbued with melting charity, Her loss to society will be keenly felt and her passage from time to eternity creates void not easily filled. But as all things are wisely ordered for our good we should rather rejoice that her troubles have ceased, and enaeayor to 50 live thata reunion with her may be assured,
 Mrs, Wiley was resident of Globe for nine years, during which time the tender cord of friendship for her had become so strong and in. terwoyen with immediate friends and neighbors as to cause deep-seated sor- row for the passage of her spirit from its tenement of clay. While the griefof those of her immediate house. hold IS inconsolable, the knowledge that she IS al rest, after such contin- ued suffering should reconcile them to the trying dispensation now visited upon them, She was a native of Me keespor, Pennsylvania, and leaves in Globe husband, daughter and sister who have our heartfelt sympathy.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Tombstone Epitaph announces the resumption of work at the Copper Queen smelters, Bisbee, on the 16th.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

E. r. Kellner < Co, started up their saw null on Tuesday last and are now prepared to fill all orders at short notice.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Grand Central Mining Com any, of Tombstone, have perfected a new organization under the laws of Arizona. It is understood that work on their mines will be vigorously prosecuted.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

A,J. Arana returned last Satur- day from TucSGn, wherb be had pleasant soiourn, meeting number of old acquantanceS. .. h..
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Charles Schulze has bought the ranch Of Peter smith, two miles from Bloody Tanks, on the Silyer King trail. There is m abundance of wa ter on the place and a good range with little stock pponit, Mi. schuize is desirous Of taking cattle on shares Apply to him at his boot and shoe shqri adjoining sultans store, ln Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

John II. Marion has contracted with Nixon, Joles fsiaHar Company, St. Louis, for the publication of the Arizona Statutes.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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VILLAINS as Alc8Iillen, May iTth. Dayil lYaas sen of Ar. aud ail3 j M. Nf5llmans, aged fourteen Houliib in Globe, May 3,th, Mary Paul3a, daughter oi Sic and Ars T. B. I.atiiaer aged three yeara WILEY To Globe May 20ih. Mrs. Maggie r, Wiley, vile of Jslnes Wiley. aged & years
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Water in the we'll at the Yekol mlne is reported as two hundred feet deep. .....
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

J. M Taylor from tho Yekol in. formed the Enterprise that tho Great Eastern claim, owned bY Messrs Hinds and Chiison $ developing mine of nargesoas richness The whole faoe of the Gat $ rich carbonate ore, and the drift fge feeE 10 fhe right was aIso in ore, ntslkig { solid bfeast q nine let # hfgh slade oFs
 oR Ar The Farpiaare, xtuFss and good VII of the aseos Resa agtirpaF iusSi V
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

1t Is a notable fact that Gila is the only county of the Territory, which pays warrants on the Treasury on demand.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

1 Mr. and Mrs J. Nj. Wilmans have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement by the death of their child at MeMillen on Tuesday, from whooping cough Tbe inter- ment took place the following day in ihe Globe cemetery.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Says the Flagstaff Champion; Col, J. w. Eddy will return from the East' about June lst. M,E !.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The Wilcox NJ E, Church, just completed, through the earnest ef- forts of its pastor, the Rev Mr. Crews, was dedicated on the 18th.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Thos. Weeden and George Meek will open drugstore and news depot Tn Florence. Mr. Meek is said to be an experienced druggist, Mir, Weodin will have charge of the news end of the business. Success attend them.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The first number of ths Florence Enterprise under the edltsrIal man. agement of R. c, < G ~. Brown, makes yely creditable appearance.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Horses boarded for 50 cents per day at Pascoe's corral, The best alfalfa hay fed.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Henry Roemer, Charles Wallace, and Chas. ". Walters lef Globe on, Monday, the former for California and the others for the Ease \ /
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

William o. Kellner returned from PhGnix last Sunday.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
LETTER HIST.

Letters remaining in the Roststfeg q Giol5e, 4. T., foi the week ending May 2l, 1887. Ale, Tonic Grai,aIn, James psckert, M H0ds59n, S. J Dprreg, Htnry Ember, Chaa. Giluler, Aiex s White. ] l.. B
 Persons calling tos no al,aye letters, please say adsertised
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Those failing to attend the Rev. D, M. Galfee's lecture, Thursday evening,
 on European complications and oi
 Russias persistent determlnatiop to
 give effect to the political policy enun.
 ciated by Peter the Great, lost a gol-
 den opportunity of listening to con densation of the momentous question that sooner or later will embroil the
 most powerful nations of the world in a war, bloody in the extreme and of long duration, which may result in Russia occupying Constanlnople and in the absorphoa of Turkey by Russia. Tue lecturer alse touched upon ths in. terest that ether great powers hayein preserving the nap of Europe as H is. hessrs, Aryizo md Millet readered some excellent inttrumental nAsic.,
 ~-4- Av~
 Jerry Barton, lormerly saloon keeper in Globe an1 nov Of Fair bank, struck and broAe the neck of Swift in Tonbslcue, on the l7ta Instant Bartoa IS san of wicked instincts who has little con sideration for human life He IS re- corded as having killed five men pre- Vious to taking the life of Swift. ItisI ! httle singular tpat Swift is net the l 'nly man whose neck he has broken. His phmuix victim died from the l ,amo cause. A Tombstone dispatch, # the evening of tse occurrence to he Tucson Star, said bells are ring ! ng and present indications point to . lyuching. A Wilcox dispatch to he Brtr yesterday, states that Bar on was not lynched. 4
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

J,J, Yosburgh and George Newton returned from their ranch near Pleasant Valley, on Wednesday. They report cattle in fair condition, but the grass is very dry with ssfy little substance in t. They went back yesterday to finish tile round up,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Cigars at Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

There wiil De a great deal of chlo- riding dons in Gila county this aaason Already there area large Dumbef of men at work in tue different camps, at McMillen, Richmond Basia, Quartz, lie and other places, and we hear Of sgyesai elaillia upon V liie 1ar NIil De begun E99tl
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21


 M. c. Traut, once resident of Gila County, a most estimable man, is re- ported as seriously injured in the Casa Grande District, by a bucket falling upon him in a shaft in which he was working. The Citizen fears that the injury will prove fatal He is brother of Sam Traut of Globe. Later dates report him as dolng well. Mr. Henry Roemer whose affability won him many friends in Globe, was rendered farewell party, m antici- patton of his departure for Califor- mia, at the residence of My. and Mrs, J. H. Benbsook on Saturday evening last. t was an assemblago chiefly Of. young people and proved to De one of lie most enioyable soeial events of the year
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
REPORTS OF COMPARTMENT CHEMISTS

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Rosary trimmings and Moon Light on tho Lake jerseys at , Myers < Seheln
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Hon. O NJ strauss, Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction, is in Prescott, having come here re- gently from Tucson. He is visiting schools; will go from this place to Apache, Giia and other counhes. He gives good accounts of school matters and business in parts of Arizona yis- tied by him -Conrler.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

". H. Griffith and Miss Holes. from Dripping Springs spent Friday in Globe Nil. tiriliith recently returned from the East,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

Myers < Scaein stock is replete with the latest noyelties in dress goods, millinery, hosiery, etc Also fine line of gents scarfs and furnish ing goods. Gati and be convinced.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21

The BnLr's sympathy also extends to Mir. and Mrs Latimer for their sor- row, accustomed by tho death ei their interesting daughter, Mary Paubla.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-05-21
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